The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-06-16
POINTS FROM PEGBY.
What Has Transpired In sTassillon During
the Past Day.

the Past Day.
Miss Daurs Russell is In Cleveland.
Mr.. @. A. Gates has returned home
from New York.
Mr.. j. F. Paul Is again able to be
about the house.
Solomon Butler has purchased Bid
dies feed store on Mill street.
Richard Johnson, of. New York, has
accepted position with Russell q Co.
Kitchens grist mill was sold to Swi-
bart and Kitchen Bros Saturday FOR
1867
Rev. Bodine, President Of Kenyon Col
Iege, will deliver a sermon tonight al
81. Tim0thy's church.
Miss Julia Mcfarland. of New Hart
ford, N. Y, Is visiting her sister, Mrs
Wm. Reed, on Main street.
Gas well No is being cleaned out
and will be again shot. This time by an
expert and not flve.dOllar man.
The City Council should not forget
that the band stand is not completed. II
should be provided with some kind of
seats.
The German Pioneer Association took
In five new members at their last meet
ing The order has now 160 members
strong.
The Blue Stockings of MssslIlOn de-
feated the Navarro Independents In q
4 game Of base ball Saturday at Navarro,
The score stood IA to. .13.
st. Mary's Catholic church was crowd
cd Sunday to witness class Of 43 girls
\ and Sc boys receive their first CODmun
ion. Excellent music was furnished
by the Harmonic orchestra and the choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph BIeter, of Canal
Dover, who have been sojOurDing at Cot
4 sage Grove some time, are at present Wis.
4 ting the families of Andrew BOeTneF
and Charles Whitman, at this place.
Messrs. Frank Wetter, Ed. and Albert
snyder, who have been gone on pleas
ure trip three weeks, returned home
saturday. They visited PlttsbUTg, Phila
ielphia, New York and Washington
titles and report pleasant time.
Three weeks ago Saturday night two
MRssillon boys, Fred. GrOswiller and
lincoln Graybill, the latter one armed
young man, left home without notify
ing their parents. Nothing was heard
from them until Saturday last when
young GrOsswiller arrived home and
told the following story: He says they
lrOpped down the Tuscasswas river In q
skiff to the Ohio, and then down the
Ohio. When they were some 20 or &c
miles below ParkeTsburg they stopped
on an island In the river to eat lunch
While eating the boat, which had partly
been upon land, started down the river
Both boys started to swim after 1t, when
Grosswiller, by the aid Of floating tree
succeeded In getting to shore, but Gray
bill was drowned. The boat fOated tt
shore not far from where GrOsswilleI
landed and he took the traps from th(
boat and started for home. He can moi
positively say whether the accident hap
Dened on Wednesday or Thursday. HI
brought some clothes belonging to Gray
bill and gun he had borrowed bacl
with him. The report Ia not believed b!
many of our citizens, among whom ar
some of the relatives Of the missing
Young mRu. The reason of the rep0r
not being generally accepted is ths
when the boys left they appropriated {
sklff which belonged to Mr.. John Silk
without his knowledge, by which thel
left, and Grosswiller becoming home
sick, this story was invented by them 81
that nothing would be said about tina
little transaction.
The Board Of Education met las
night and elected the following teacher
for the ensuing year:
Superintendent-Pr A. Il. Jones.
Principal of High Sch00l-Mrs. l., u
Plnney.
North street-A Grammar -Harvs,
Smith.
B Grammar-Miss Ulman.
g and B Grammar-Miss FOrdt.
G GrammaE-Miss Susie Graybill.
III A SecOndary-Miss Brannan.
A aud B Seoondary-Mi Mervin.
B SecOndary--Mlss Kuhn.
II A Primary-Miss II. St0kley.
B Primary--Miss HapgOod.
@ and D Primary-Miss Ola Elsass.
Stone building-B Secondary and
Primsry-Miss Reilly.
B and G Primary-Mlss A. Yost.
RichVille avenue-Principal, Miss \
Wiseman.
l Oand B Primary-Mlss Shobel.
West fremont street-Principal, job
!. Ellis.
B Grsmmar--Miss V. Pepper.
G Grammsr--Miss LandOn.
II A and B Secondary-Miss d. Graybil
A Primary Miss Gallagher.
!. B Secondary-Miss Ida Kline.
3 and G Primary-Mlss N. FiOneer.
G PrImary--Miss King.
Cherry street--Miss Ball and Mis-
Thinker.
: East Main street--A and B Primary
\ Misc MGMillAn